Large Knots and Cracks Filled, Overlays Are Not Filled, Sanded, Saves An Average of 2-3 Hours Prep Work, Paint or Stain Ready

Often used for exterior applications due to the resistance to decay. When stained, beautiful ranges of color tones can be seen in the grain. We do NOT recommend painting as the knots, grain and color tones may be seen. It is common for Cedar to have long imperfections (look like small hairline cracks) in the grain of the wood. These are filled and sealed. They are perfectable acceptable for this species and are not considered a manufacture defect or deficiency. They do not impact the integrity of the door and are not eligible for a warranty claim. Width & Height Also Impact Price.

Usually stained to show off the rustic characteristics of the knots and grain. Hickory is a beautiful wood species, but often splits and cracks, increasing the beauty for an "old" look and feel. Since the nature of Hickory is to split and crack there is a limited warranty on Hickory which excludes cracking and splitting. Width & Height Also Impact Price.

Doors are distressed using several different tools. The process will dent, ding, scratch and chip away at the wood without a specific pattern or method. This texture is intended to give a used and beaten look to the wood. Each finish is hand applied and will have variation from one to the next.

Doors are treated to look as if they have been exposed to the weather and will have an uneven surface that looks as if the wind and rain have scratched the surface and worn away the softer parts of the wood in the same direction as the wood grain. Each finish is hand applied and will have variation from one to the next.

Doors are left with "Band Saw" marks that replicated wood having been through the mill but not sanded smooth. Each finish is hand applied and will have variation from one to the next.

Doors are chipped at with high frequency creating a unique and decorative pattern that is not smoother and replicated early woodworking. Each finish is hand applied and will have variation from one to the next.

Doors are painted and then sanded through the paint as if they have been worn down over the years. Each finish is hand applied and will have variation from one to the next.